Quiz: Modal May Quiz


Modal May QuizOnline version Test your use of may by Natalia Forero Ospina 1 1. Which sentence uses may to grant permission correctly? a You may enter the room. b You might enter the room. c You will enter the room. d You can enter the room. 2 2. Choose the sentence that expresses possibility with may. a It might rain later today. b It will rain later today. c It may rain later today. d It must rain later today. 3 3. Use may for a polite request: a May I borrow your pen? b Can I borrow your pen? c Will I borrow your pen? d Do I borrow your pen? 4 4. May is used to express future possibility: a She must visit us tomorrow. b She visits us tomorrow. c She can visit us tomorrow. d She may visit us tomorrow. 5 5. Which is a correct negative form with may for permission? a You may smoke here. b You may not smoke here. c You shall not smoke here. d You do not may smoke here. 6 6. Which sentence asks for permission using may? a Should we start the meeting now? b May we start the meeting now? c Will we start the meeting now? d Can we start the meeting now? 7 7. May is often used to express a tentative future possibility: a Tickets are sold out soon. b Tickets must be sold out soon. c Tickets may be sold out soon. d Tickets will be sold out soon. 8 8. Choose the correct ongoing polite request using may: a May I spoke with the manager, please? b May I speaked with the manager, please? c I may speak with the manager, please. d May I speak with the manager, please? 9 9. Which sentence is correct for permission in a formal email? a You might proceed with the payment. b You must proceed with the payment. c You may proceed with the payment. d You can proceed with the payment. 10 10. Which option shows correct use of may for permission with a condition? a If you are sure, you can leave early. b If you are sure, you must leave early. c If you are sure, you will leave early. d If you are sure, you may leave early.

1

1. Which sentence uses may to grant permission correctly?

a

You may enter the room.

b

You might enter the room.

c

You will enter the room.

d

You can enter the room.

2

2. Choose the sentence that expresses possibility with may.

a

It might rain later today.

b

It will rain later today.

c

It may rain later today.

d

It must rain later today.

3

3. Use may for a polite request:

a

May I borrow your pen?

b

Can I borrow your pen?

c

Will I borrow your pen?

d

Do I borrow your pen?

4

4. May is used to express future possibility:

a

She must visit us tomorrow.

b

She visits us tomorrow.

c

She can visit us tomorrow.

d

She may visit us tomorrow.

5

5. Which is a correct negative form with may for permission?

a

You may smoke here.

b

You may not smoke here.

c

You shall not smoke here.

d

You do not may smoke here.

6

6. Which sentence asks for permission using may?

a

Should we start the meeting now?

b

May we start the meeting now?

c

Will we start the meeting now?

d

Can we start the meeting now?

7

7. May is often used to express a tentative future possibility:

a

Tickets are sold out soon.

b

Tickets must be sold out soon.

c

Tickets may be sold out soon.

d

Tickets will be sold out soon.

8

8. Choose the correct ongoing polite request using may:

a

May I spoke with the manager, please?

b

May I speaked with the manager, please?

c

I may speak with the manager, please.

d

May I speak with the manager, please?

9

9. Which sentence is correct for permission in a formal email?

a

You might proceed with the payment.

b

You must proceed with the payment.

c

You may proceed with the payment.

d

You can proceed with the payment.

10

10. Which option shows correct use of may for permission with a condition?

a

If you are sure, you can leave early.

b

If you are sure, you must leave early.

c

If you are sure, you will leave early.

d

If you are sure, you may leave early.

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Modal May QuizOnline version

by Natalia Forero Ospina

1. Which sentence uses may to grant permission correctly?

2. Choose the sentence that expresses possibility with may.

3. Use may for a polite request:

4. May is used to express future possibility:

5. Which is a correct negative form with may for permission?

6. Which sentence asks for permission using may?

7. May is often used to express a tentative future possibility:

8. Choose the correct ongoing polite request using may:

9. Which sentence is correct for permission in a formal email?

10. Which option shows correct use of may for permission with a condition?

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